Raid Nightclubs In Bandung, 3 Positive Drugs Up To 900 Bottles Of Alcohol Confiscated

The National Police raided a nightclub in Bandung, West Java, Saturday, December 9. (Doc. Ist)

The Directorate of Narcotics Crime, Bareskrim Polri, raided a nightclub in Bandung, West Java, Saturday, December 9, in the early hours of the morning. As a result, three people tested positive for narcotics.

"With the results of urine tests from visitors and local employees, there are at least three positive urines for amphetamine and MDMA," said Head of Sub-Directorate I Narcotics of the National Police, Kombes Jean Calvijn Simanjuntak, to reporters, Saturday, December 9.

The three people tested positive for drugs based on the results of urine tests by visitors and employees of the nightclub. Those who tested positive for drugs were immediately taken to the Bandung Police Station. Intensive examinations are carried out in the context of deepening.

"Three people suspected of having tested positive urine for narcotics, especially amphetamine and MDMA, are being taken to the Bandung Police Narcotics Satres office in Sukajadi," he said.

In addition, the raid process involving the Customs and Excise team also found around 900 bottles of liquor (alcohol) suspected of using fake excise stamp labels.

Hundreds of the liquor was in three storage warehouses. Currently, the warehouse has been sealed.

"The findings from Customs and Excise on this entertainment venue were found that there were at least four warehouses and one storefront displaying drinks, more than 900 bottles of alcoholic beverages suspected of using fake excise stamps," said Calvijn.